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CH ICAGO, F E B R U A R Y , 1927
No. 7
All Aboard
®nly a few more days— and operators will entrain for New York
attend the second big National convention of vending machine
operators, and to view the exposition of coin operated machines at
Jle Manger Hotel.
The 1927 gathering will be attended by the largest body of
t)l(l}iufacturers, jobbers, operators, inventors, capitalists and allied
rctdesmen ever assembled.
j ^ verV type of tradesman will be represented.
They will come
,
y®111 ^ e rugged hills of New England the industrial centers of
e North and central Atlantic States, the Sun Kissed region of the
p
’ from the rustling bustling central west, the up and doing
Clftc Coast, from Canada, and from Latin America.
The second National Exposition and Convention of coin operated
^ch in es will be the mecca, February 21-24, of the coin controlled
Uorld'
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branches of the industry are busy making preparations.
6lv York operators are planning a hearty reception for every one.
Ho io to get there and what to do is told in detail in this issue,
^ a n g e your route so you may leave it in the proper hands for
°Ur days and go to the big show.
^ et’s make it a whale of a convention.
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